The Archive · 1937

Mission Cables to

JAPANESE BOMBER FORCED DOWN IN INTERIOR — U.S. AGAINST WAR

A Japanese bomber, carrying tw@ machine-guns and several bombs, Action to Check Aggressor made a forced landing at a vi six Urged on Government li, from Siashih, south of on the Shanghai- w Railway, on On September 28 the thirty South-Tuesday morning, The fliers, three ern Methodist Missionaries iñ Shang-in mumber, who must have escaped hai sent the following cablegram to unhurt, were still being sought in the the people of their church in the neighbourhood.

U.S.A. through their Board of Missions: Board of Missions, M. E.

Church, South, Nashville, Tenn. US.A.

STANDARD DRY

Urge Church protest Japanese ag-

CLEANERS CE.

gression. Arouse American people (and) Government (to) exert diplo-1264 Av, Joffre Telephone 71858 matic and, if necessary, economic pressure upon aggressor. Neutrality Act unfair (and) inadequate, America Clothes cleaned with the latest obligated (to) support international equipment. All, work guaranteed. füstice—Southern Methodist "Mission-Articles collected and delivered. aries,

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